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Creative Learning in the Primary School uses ethnographic research to consider the main features of creative teaching and learning within the context of contemporary policy reforms. In particular, the authors are interested in the clash between two oppositional discourses - creativity and performativity - and how they are resolved in creative teacher practice. The blend of analysis, case-study material and implications for practice will make t...

Two thousand years ago, under the cover of a dark night, a grey-haired Jewish Rabbi approached a much younger man to inquire about matters that were deeply troubling him. That conversation, between Nicodemus and Jesus of Nazareth, is the subject of this book. The author is concerned about millions of people who are in the same position today that Nicodemus found himself in -- religious, but not redeemed by God. A careful and prayerful reading ...

Since the 1992 Education Act inaugurated national arrangements for inspection, schools have operated within an "inspection climate" which prevades every aspect of school life on a continual basis. The significance of OFSTED inspections cannot be overestimated. They are often the most challenging, searching, uncompromising and stressful events teacher have to experience. What effects do they have on teachers and their work, on their self and ro...

Since the 1992 Education Act inaugurated national arrangements for inspection, schools have operated within an 'inspection climate' which pervades every aspect of school life on a continual basis. The significance of OFSTED inspections cannot be overestimated. They are often the most challenging, searching, uncompromising and stressful events teacher have ever experienced. What effects do they have on teachers and their work, on their self and...

Using a single case-study school as a role model, this book provides a framework for practice in primary schools. The school in question succeeds in meeting the Government's objectives within its own set of aims and values. The book describes the school's culture of holism, its use and appreciation of its grounds and environment for learning, and its innovative approaches to curriculum organization.

Peter Jeffery aims to help and interest young and old with stories drawn from his own experience which are 'windows of truth'.